Websites to Find ESL Jobs Abroad and How to Use Them

Here are 10 websites where you can find jobs to teach English abroad, and how to use them.
See the updated list here: www.theworking...
There are many website out there and a lot of them have tons of different resources. For this video I wanted to give the top 10 that I find most helpful, how to go about looking through the job boards, finding jobs using these sites and a couple other resources that each site has that can be helpful throughout, during and after your job search.
***ALWAYS do your research on possible jobs in order to obtain all the information you need to make your decision and to make sure the job you are looking at/applying to is legitimate. *****
TIME STAMPS & LINKS:
1:31 Daves ESL Cafe www.eslcafe.com
3:53 Teach Away www.teachaway.com
7:17 Go Abroad www.goabroad.com
11:49 Teaching Nomad www.teachingnomad.com
16:24 Total ESL www.totalesl.com
20:13 Go Overseas www.gooverseas.com
24:21 ESL base www.eslbase.com
28:19 TEFL .com www.tefl.com
30:21 ESL Authority www.eslauthority.com
33:22 ESL Employment www.eslemployment.com

[@storzbickel4328]

Ive searched all these sites and cant find anything in Mexico or south american withou bachelors. Blows my mind all the people talking about countries you can teach wo a degree. But it seems to be impossible to actually find a job. Ive looked for hours. Either volunteering positions or need a degree.

[@theworkingexpat]

Yes, it can be SUPER frustrating finding opportunities to teach without a degree if you are not looking for volunteer opportunities. Which is strange because, for the most part, it doesn't matter what TYPE of degree you have as long as you have some sort of TEFL certificate.
The only non-volunteer programs that I know of, where you get paid and can teach without a degree, is in Spain. However, in those programs you are not the teacher, but the teacher's assistant.
I do have this category on my list of topics to research and I'll let you know if I find anything that may help!

[@storzbickel4328]

@@theworkingexpat thanks for the input on this and the info. I will check out the Spain thing:)

[@theworkingexpat]

@@storzbickel4328 Hi again! So, I did manage to find one other program. It is with a company called Green Heart Travel and it is a program in Myanmar. You do not need a degree of any kind. The downside is that you do have to pay for the placement. However, it does look like you end up earning that money back because you do get a monthly salary. They have all the information you need on their website, to see if the pros out weight the cons for you.
Hopefully your research its working out a bit better than mine at this point!

[@storzbickel4328]

@@theworkingexpat Niice Ill check this out. Thank you!